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No, but they seem to conduct most of their conversations in a very narrow frequency range basically at the bottom of what humans can hear: 20 to 40 hertz.

In the early '70s, I worked at an automated "beautiful music" AM radio station. On Sundays, we'd have a block of paid religious programs, one of which featured Kathryn Kuhlman, one of day's most followed radio evangelists. One Sunday, I racked her tape on the automation in order to use the studio for some production. That's when I made a rather odd discovery...
Broadcast automation of that era used sub-audible tones, specifically 25 Hz, at the end of each selection to signal the system to switch to the next source. I found that Ms. Kuhlman's voice had a natural lower-frequency harmonic. So, as soon as she began speaking, the automation "heard" her voice as a sub-audible step tone and dutifully switched to the next event.

AmriloJim wrote:Broadcast automation of that era used sub-audible tones, specifically 25 Hz, at the end of each selection to signal the system to switch to the next source. I found that Ms. Kuhlman's voice had a natural lower-frequency harmonic. So, as soon as she began speaking, the automation "heard" her voice as a sub-audible step tone and dutifully switched to the next event.